If TikTok == "CCP" && Twitter == "Democratic Party USA" {
return "we have bigger problems than just TikTok"
}
return "we have bigger problems than just TikTok"
}
You mean to argue Twitter that revised it's rules specifically to justify not taking action for Donald Trump’s flagrant, serial violations of the then-current rules is an organ of the Democratic Party?
Yeah, no.
An opportunist that sticks it's thumb in the wind and leans where the political momentum appears to be at the moment while deliberately maximizing engagement by courting and accelerating controversy, sure. A party organ of the Democratic Party? Not even close.
This is a legitimate comparison.
If you study the trending tweets, those that tend to easily trend favor Democrat issues, ideas and movements. Comments on object news articles promote Democratic comments over conservative commenters.
Looking deeper, if you study campaign contributions by the staff of Twitter, its at North Korean levels (95% Democratic Party vs 5% All others) of popular support.
How is this level of political support different than TikTok's support for the CCP?
How are the design patterns different?